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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-30

James X. Cunning, the president OF the Friendly Sons
OF st. Patrick. asked by Tribune reporter yeser
day he cared express mind the action OF tho
Municipal Council OF the Irish National League on
Tuesday evening In denouncing him for secondng the
address TO Queen Victoria at the jubilee celebration at
the Metropolitan Opera House.
Well" replied Mr Cunning thoughtfully about all
say of the matter Is that there two wings of
Irishmen In this country and affiliated with tho
dynamite and violence branch. see no occasion for
10 make any comment the action Of last evening
al sorry 10 two names In connection with
IT. but that makes difference with my attitude
The Irish Ia not to be advanced by violence and all
such proceedings only tend 70 dscrcdt and throw 1t
back The Irish Ia sure to win through peaceful
agitation The dynamite and violence element here is
ready enough to tell the people OF Ireland TO In and
the Parliamentary Fund people who are Ireands bene
M - tho sda,.,. to the Queen u concerned that
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the now organization with the Mayor ct ts he u s Called
These win DO received and disposed OF BY tne rev ss
day. Commissioners Gib6ens appointed CONF ~
OF one to make up tine accounts OF all money aVS
Controller settle everything up to July 0; All az
ployes including Mr. Andrews and MI Hess tne not
be required after July Mr. Hess viii call on MdXUr
Hewitt to-day and arrange the time ana place ZOE A'e
the meetings under the new arrangement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-30


HOW WE DOLOyE THE MILITARY CAN'T HELP
IT, WHEN WE'RE MAKING OUR EVERLASTING
FORTUNE SELLING "TIIE BOYS" WHITE TROU-
sERs AT $3.50 PAIR. THEN, OF COURSE
EVERY MAN NEEDS PYJAMA SUITS TO SLEEP
IN, AND wAUKENPHAsT SHOES TO MARCH IN.
AND VARIOUS LITTLE "FIXINGS" FOR COMFORT
WHILE IN CAMP; FOR ALL OF WHICH OUR
STORES ARE HEADQUARTERS.
WE THINK OF THE GALLANT GUARDSNiEN
THESE HOT DAYS AND WISH THEY WERE ALI
LOWED TO WEAR THE COOL PONGEEs, SEER
SUCKERS, MOHAIRs AND OTHER THIN CLOTHES
OF WHICH WE HAVE SUCH QUANTITIES. NOT
EVEN A STRAW HAT; AND HERE ARE CAR
IOADs-NoNE OF THE "HUCKsTER-CART" STRAW
HATS THAT ARE ONLY FIT FOR TARGET PRAC-
TCE AND WILL MELT THE FIRST SHOWER
THEY'RE IN BUT NICE HATS, AND so CHEAP
WE'RE AFRAID TO MENTION PRICES LEST SOME.
BODY Ill THINK THE HATS ARE POOR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-30

Earned Brooklyn @; Athletic First balls
-Pnkney ], Mcclellan McTamany !. Greer weyling
First yerors-Brookiyn 3; Athletic l. struck out
Brooklynl Athletic 5 Left on bases Brooklyn Z; Ail.
elic. A. Home ruDs-PeOpes J. Three-baSe hlts-Pnkney
i. Terry J. larEin J.. TwoIa.s hs.Meran
any Lyons Terry Double Mnfsn yo p ana
Wild pitches-weynx Passed bals-Peoples J. stolen
Brooklyn, 81 Athletic. Umpre-Mr. Ferguson
Time-2;2o.
The Metropolitan Baltimore clubs played St George
s. L. The players seemed 10 think that they hal
begun the match the morning Instead OF At o'clock ~ inc
they had all day 10 play the ADoht
200 spectators present and they had enough OF II be-
match half Knoun the Baltimore pitcher
had tho ball and in tie houe
cini, von "a the aupond al score W ill show:
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HIS DEATH WAS NOT CAUSED BY ABUSE.

Dr. A. Trautman medical superintendent and DR.. r. a.
Hathaway examining OF the Wards Island Insane
Asylum made statements regarding the injuries
sustane' Samuel Roth who died there Saturday.
post mor examination revealed the fact that eight of his
broken Deputy Coroner Sch0ler decided that
caused By general paress contrbutory 70 these
injuries Both of tho asylum physicians contend that tho
injuries received through the pateut whose lower
limbs parayLe falling out OF his bed tho night Of
% aud through abuse by attendants had been
Inf
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EFW-.JERSEY.

UoBOKEy-Fritz Goerig of No. 90 Ssventh.st, cut his
throat with home wednesday night with
suicidal intent He is demented Ernest Kliemandt,
drin king heavily of lato
committed suicide in his shop at Washington and First ss
yesterday by shooting himself In the hsad.
UNION UrL.Tle dead body OF Carl Closer tarm hand,
found yesterday In woods the Gutenberg
track He had committed suicide by sending bullet into his
hea
RAHwAY.Yesteriay Martin Keefe one Of the jurors
the girl found murdered here last March,
the store of stewart Baker prominent grocer OF MIL
accused OF being the owner OF tho basket which
found beside the dead girl aud which contained the
eggs which figured largely tho examination
Baker a and ordered Keefe from the
Chief Of Police Tookcr there Is truth Ia the
ton.
Byron left foot amputated above the nke
day
while rowing the Passac River yesterday came near
drowning their boat OverturnnK Young Tyler was
out time his lo The young lady held TO
caps zsd drited down stream where shc too
by passing men with tho exception Of
being badly frightened and severely tho young folks
capped injury.
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TWO HOME MINES WIN.
UNINTEREsTING GAMES IN THE HOT SUN.
ATHLETICS BEATEN BY BRoOKLYNs, BALTIMoREs
BY THE METROPOLITANS.

ATHLETICS
BY THE METROPOLITANs.
II foreigner had peeped Washington Park Brooklyn
Yesterday he m ght led bseye at the final
funeral being held something He would
500 tired looking people who appare nty
would have done but for the
comic taby warm would have eighteen men
in funny.lookng uniforms looking lit
tie Pccady hat II he had asked Of the 500 what 1t
was all about told that the Brooklyn and
Athletic clubs were playing baseball match
The Brooklyn players outbated their opponents and
the game Burch tho in the second inning
ana was forced to retire. catcher Mgan had thumb dis
located eighth inning aud he also had TO leave the
game The folows
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DIR. BARNET DEARLY BUYS EXPERIENCE

Charles s. Barney OF the Glsey House recently formed
a combination with named Clarity and william J.
Dunnng In horse racing To book making
the track Everything being arranged Dr. barney
81 900 and Garritv ike amount while Dunnng who
had no money both amounts with his business
peence. made cashier TO share the profits,
any, but tho losses appears therc great
that when Dr. Barney tried to get back his money Dun
ming Barney appeared before Justice
Murray the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday and
The
aid he Nj before another m2gistrate.
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A BOY ESCAPES FROM PRISON BY TRIO

John Murphy, q small boy who lived at No. 3le
East Fortiethst, locked up in the East Thirty
fifth Street Police Station Tuesday night charged
with having stolen go from the Till In Dora Cas-
ohuts store, at No. Ci7 secondave. At m
yesterday he complained that he was Sick and DO0re
man McNally went to tho cell TO give tho boy some
medicine out Of tin cup. As Mr.. McNaly opened
the cell door, young Murphy dodgel under his arm
and out Of the prison. He had not been re-
captured yesterday
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HONE NE VS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Clarendon Hofst-viceute q. Quesada Argentine Mn
at Washington Gftsey House-EI uam,lton
Harris of Al West'ntnssr Hofsn oGMnn H:u.s"
Judge Bartlett rpp OF Dakota and PhlIp p1naSomne
OF Kentucky. Everett House-Pr0iessor l. r. fIuu
Of the u g. Naval Academy Murray AiH Aotss-froe''"i
c. 4. Hastings, Of Yale College
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.


PTrTsBURo. June 29.-About 1900 people watched tho
wahngtons defeat the Pttsburgs at Recreation Park this
afternoon The game lost in the tenth inning by Kuehn
who allowed Macks grounder TO through him with Two
men The follows
Pittsburg ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o 0 0-6
Washngt on ...-.........-......1 / 2 II
Basehits Ptsburg "a; Washington, l2. ERRORS Pitts
burg, 2; Washington, Pitchers-Morris and whitney
Umpre-Mr. Powera
DETROIT 29The Detroit players made their ba9ets
well together today and managed 10 defeat the Philadelphia
club after hard fight The score was as follows:
petroit ................O 3 2 2-S
Philadelphia ......................O o 4 OF
Basehts-Detroit PHILADELPHIA. lb ErrorsDetroit q
Philadelphia g. Pitchcrs-Twtchell and Buhnon Umpire
Mr. MCGUIRE.
LOUIS June 29-Heavy batting in the seventh inning
Louis club defeat the Louisville nine to-day
by the following score:
81 Louis . ~
Louisville d 0-l0
BasehsSt Louis 81 Louisville, 49, Errors-St Louis.
q Louisville. 8. Pitchers- King ami Hecker Umpire
MI McQuade.
Az Cleveland-C1eveIand,S s; Cincinnati9.
At Utica-Utca, ! Buffalo, 9.
AT Elmira-Elmira, .; Lockport 3.
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THE ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

Tho DwysrG comfort and support-hs superb Han.
ovsr-w gaop OF with the fat Emporium Stakes to-day.
The place should he won by Oneko.
Bay Ridge ought to Tray first race which
will DO another cup consolation for popular red and
blue" Tea Tray may have the place.
The second gift Troubadour Let old Gonfalon
run second
The third race ought by Elkwood. Frank Ward
second
Brown Duke may nth and Boaz may get tho
place
Chocw Bourbon should finish FIRST and second
named, in the circus the grass.
These are the entries;
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WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.
land Jockev Club races. Sheopshead Bay,

Coney Island Jockey Club races. sheopsheao Day ~''
D.
Normal College Commencement 10 m
Cutting reference Gaze, before Referee Cole "a ~ "'
Captain Wians's before Police Boarn, 49,, rv.rtx
American Society OF civil Engineers NO i]' HAS'
Yale University entrance examinations Association Hail.
q 20. r.o... q
Baltimore Metropolitan baseball match st GEORGE o L.
d.
American society for Advancement Oh science Son''0
Columbia College 8 p. IN.
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INCOMING SrElMERS
SHIPPING .NEwS.
PORT OF NETWORK. WEDNESDAY JUNE 20

Nv 1,
ARRIVED
Steamer OF Georgia (Br Noodle Glasgow June II,
arn' * with % az q R $40 Austin BALDWIN,
steamer crystal oBr stapnari. Leith June Newcastle
IL ps Soaas Win .' at tn the Bar
steamer Noorisnd Be. NicSsls antwerp iune - w,,n
475 passengers TO Peter Wright sons ASeda az
BAHIA ' O. reTna@SSco f. MarSnhan is ceara Is Para
sarOaG S%s SON n, eo Arrived T az the sr az
@ c1SS AZ CO. sva srr ro n the Ear s
Johan syerPsp q ApPscS s Ear sj
River Agoa ey EsS. 5en' Pr June
Steamer CITY of Washington Rettig Havana days VIII
Steamer Brsakwater Jenney. West Point AMI Sswpor'
Steamer Iykus CKr. Phliskirk Philadelphia IN ballastA
s.esnsr Mount waldo Patterson Fox Island, with stone
steamer ta Amos Ssc narstew cOrxin rroylsncc ,,
BARI sT. s s%NnSeh Aeian " WIN n''
BARK Medina Dan sIs Son SsU' 40 Gays with iron
BARK GamallsI Goese,t Rio Janeo SO days with coffee
Bars Moatross Br' Buard Vincent 10 days. with
BARK cnracao tot wndsor Ns Norton u days.
BARK Alba itaD coriisiia in ballast to mas
sugar gar to Ii Trowbridges sons. - ,,, ,.x
sTg g sea P SEN c Hugh Ke
City Island wind light, sw, clear.
steamer Italia tBr, Craig. Marsecs MAY 10 Genoa q:
Cstans 2 Palermo 81 a tn snaon os
steamer ralahassee Fisher SAVANNAH days. with mdss
Ap sarS Fa@a Sor Thorssn Bahia days. with %
Louder; vessel 10 master.
CLEANED
Steamer Greece tBr, jeffrey, Iondon-F Hurst ..,
steamer Germanic tEr oleadei Lverpoo VIA 0u0en'o"A
s,nsmer Rial; Rr Graham Idverpooi-Buss & Jevons
Steamer Pennsyivana tBr' Mann oasgo~-Aa''
Steamer Monte Rosa tsr Thomas Lci.hsmpsOn spence
Steamer sa Cor Albers, HAMBURG via Plymouth 90
sisaper Alter ,Gsr chrstoasrs Bremen via Southampton
steamer xSSa tBr, Johnson Antwerp Peter wrisAs~
steamer Initiative utap. canero. Mediterranean p0r's
sissm era Andes sr. Mcknight A'-f'
stS Enreka Quick New Orleans Van sickle
Steamer seneca WALKER Norfolk Newport News and West
fens oss Newport Newschas Wright
steamer rOscoia tBr Jones' Newport News-Funch Edge
Steamer Commonwealth Van Kirk. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
s ninx, r,.arora BRAGG Porland-Horato Tall.
BARK Nuovo Monde Itap. Astarta AieAandria' I0F~
ff SsSn TnsSn HULL pointaPre AMI st Piee-Mn'rA
saFn Martha Reed sr Jones' st John NIB whitney
1aS:s Hs Dss:s
BroS ..,rvn
Steamers pempso London Geam rss SaS%d ret
Hull BSs'asS sss,n Eu1s
wealth, PHILADELPHIA .o.,. ,.ra
SLIP Cape Of Good Hope. Tor Batavia' java p.. 49,
Also saiisdy,a Long Island sound-Bark Moss Rose ~
Buenos Ayrea
THE MOVEMENTS OF srnANERa
FOREIGN PoRTA
o.,..~.-ovrx yuus 2e-Arrived steamer City OF RomV
rom NswYork June 20 on her way TO LvsrpeS
A1S sssa%sr city Of Chester B Lewis from v'p''S
hSncs TOT 3Sps Arrived steamer cymsne ORR ~
Ssvysrte 2. z, . .ay 70 sasn. orr Bs
from Nsw.York her way 70 AnswsrR r.nso fr Rppyhu
from New.York on her wy 70 Hail. ...,. soara KaNx
HANBuRo Juno 20--sailed, steamsr n"ho"~ W."
Iowa fer New.York ~....., sprsu, (3oicox
chsA fren New.York.
pArA I'm. ss-saIsa steamer Ambssss ps 1iassa, Il
s:x.fcfE.
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COMPLAINT AGAINST STATEN ISLAND FERRY.
Colonel John oByrne yesterday wrote to Mayor Hewitt
that recent trip Of his to staten Ilsnd Of the
feryboas Of the Staten Island Rapid Transit Company
that thore at least 5000 board although
by Law the boat should have carried than 00O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-30

THE OLD SUBWAY BOARD AND THE NEW
The Subway Commissioners met yesterday to wind up
the affairs Of tho old board President Hess directed the
secretary TO turn over all the msps plans models books
ANA official papsrs y The Board Of Electrical Control
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= EMPORIUM. THREE-YEAR- OLDs.
WEIGUTs. 10 MILES
rs ON THE TURF. l MILE
sIxTH-sPECIAL WEIGHTS. o
EXMOOR WINS THE NORTH

ExMOOR WINS THE NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE
LONDON June 29At the Newcastle an High GosorthPark
Uubee) meeting to-day the race for the Norhum
berand Plate OF So 900 by W. Bakcs four yearod
bay colt Exmoor W. " bay colt Castor
was Lord Durhams sxyear old Vagabond third
The betting 10 against
Exmosr 10 to against Castor IT to against Vasabond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-30

-. . ucre personal compliment Every intelligent
nerson Knows that the Queen does not rule Engandi
Is the Tory party that we are lighting ana rs ,nns
marty that must ultimately yield Is only questioh
~ time Int tho conquest made through peace
full vet constant agitation. The dynamiters viii 40
nothing hut harm"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-30
ALMOST GAINED HIS LIBERTY.

On Tuesday John McDermott nineteen Of No. l.G78
Avenue A. who was serving term In the Tombs for dsor.
derry conduct aragned In the Court Of General Sessions
charge OF completely In burglary AMI acquitted.
When told he might he walked out Of the court and
not missed until tho prison roll called Then .
general alarm out and he again arrested and
sent back u the Tombs TO finish his term for dsorde
duoI
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Announcements

EpILrpsY.-A near and dear one as we'll ~
my friends having been cured in such wonderful
will for lumanys sake make 1t known 10 any one
calling r addressing
MRS j. c. DECKER $50 West 55th st., New.York.
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INTERNATIONAL LACROSSE MATCH.

TORONTO, June 29-The team Of the Canadian gentlc'
men cYicketers left here for seabght j. at noon to-
day to play two days match Friday and Saturday With
the gentlemen Of New-York and three professionals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-30

REPRINT OF FIRST New YORK DIRECTORY,
1850. Price. so etc. Limited number for saIe
Thow DIRECTORY CO.
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WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

TARRYTows-The clergy and lay members Of the Protes
tant Episcopal diocese OF NewYork connected with parsho
County met on Tuesday TO form the :chdea
Rev r. b. Van Kieeck. OF White Plains, as archdeacon
and the Row Charles T. Caaody. OF New Rochelle secre
tary. Botn elected.
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English Sennett and Dunstable straw hats
81 30 10 81 90 elsewhere 81 Mackinaws new des ~ Zoe
10 81 IS. KENNEDY. 70 CoTtlandtst, up.s.ars
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NEW ARK.

The report Of pistol in Ninhavs early Yesterday morn
attracted the attention OF parolman who found well
dressed lying the Sidewalk in dying condition VII
right temple and revolver clutchsd In hi
han The suicide help arrived In his poke
found paper stating that he William August Buc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-30

Earned neutrality-suspicious. 6; Baltimore First base
errors-Meropolitan. o. Blmore B. Left on bases
Metropolitan. Baltimore T. Struck Metropolitan
Baltimore. 5; Stolen ba -Mstrogoan IL Baltimore
Hankin.on, Il Kadiord, l. Lynch q sommer l. Passed
bas-sommer. p Daniels. 2. Double plays-Nonc Wild
pitchos-Lynch, ]; Knouf 4. Home runs-None. Three
base hts-Nonc Twooase hits-Esterbrook. I; Radford
!; Roseman Davis l. HIT by pitchcr-O Brien, i;
Mester, !; Sommer. /; Lynch, l. Umpre-Mr Curry.
Tme-240
defeated tho Cuban Giants at tho
Polo Grounds yesterday as ioliowsi
Nsw New. Reserves S-la
Basehits -New.York Reserves 10; Cuban Giants, 10.
Errors-New ork Reserves Cuban Giants 49, Pitchers
George and Malone Umpre-Mr. QUINN
The Nassau Athletic club refused play its schsdusd
game with Point at Bergen Point teray
the latter insisted upon playing Bcsbe aud Mack
The Metropolitan and Baltimore clubs play st. George
the Brooklyn and Athletic at Brooklyn, aud the
NcwYork and the Brooklyn Athletic club at tho
Polo GrOun Is to-day.
Gerhardrs taken another tnrn and he has
battle against malaria fever His doctor
bed for weeks. The Metro
poltans misc their second bascman greatly.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


sunrsss. 42s Sets. 1sl Noon sets 1oi Mooasa
AN-Saudy Hook 2:4S Gov. fspd. 253 Hell f5atS. 443
P.N-sandy Rosk 1928 Gov. Isrd. 349 Hell Gate. bSa
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
WASHINGTON ASSOCIATIONS NEW OFFIcl

The annual Meeting OF tho Washington Association o.
New Jersey held at Morristown Yesterday The follow
ing trustees elected for three William L. King
Moristown; william Walter Phelps, Englewood Gardner
H. Colby, Orange. James H. Coleman. OF New.York,
elected for Tho trustees elected tho following
onicers President Jonathan w. Roberts OF Morristovn
secretary. W. L. Kings TREASURER, Hampton o. Marsh
sistant secretary J. O. IL Pitney.
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HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D

"
Hours-s TO IL 5to7 Diseases OF the Nervous System
oenIto. rinary organs Impotence and stsriittJ
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JERSEY CITY.

The Jury in Patrick Carroll who tried for
completely the murder OF Gustav Lppelgos musician,
Nay 7. rendered verdict Yesterday OF murder IN tho
second degree. Carroll remanded for sentence.
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BROOKLYN.

Doyle we'll known builder. OF No 4<3 Unlonst
died yesterday at the are OF forty-elght
The Bescher Memorial Fund now aggregates s23.s6l.
In the Gloss suits brought by Mrs Marv Muir and william
Muir for hitei divorce Judge Van WICK dismissed both
yesterday after trial lasting hrre days and adj
live the sake OF their child
had conducted themselves toward each
other they should.
About 800 members OF Hanson Place Methodist Episcopal
Church friends started yesterday four days
trip 10 the Thousand Isspds the ST. Lawrence River
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Wentworth. OF No 22 Newe.st, has -
cured for the OF her husband charge
of abandonment. lie lett weeks inducing
sign for the sale OF property owned by her FOE
falling her tho She thinks h,
from his strange actions since last winter
lie addicted 10 aambling ana betting on races.
frame houses in Magnolia ST.. noar Broadway.
damaged TO the extent OF $4,000 by IRE Yesterday which
broke table the Of No. 81 Magnoliast One
worth $3.50 burned Tho fire thought 10 have
been OF iDcen larry gin.
In followng up the OF Captain Decmoni for Snug
gmg liquors In his water boat Tho United states authorities
have eed Spanish vessel Pride OF the Canares for
violation and have arrested Captain Jose
Manue Parez Lenares and the boaswa and
OF the vessel Tor smuggling Each has been held In
q hail
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p. J. FIynn's b. g. Young Duke by Duke Of Magenta.
r. Bryan's ch & Jw. White li5 FitzpairIck(
W. q. Brisn, jr's ch CHATTER g. 100 Colder)
Parkvis tables b. e. Kcokuk. 3, tPOst
Madison Stables Oh. Lsckawanns, g. l07 Littlehedl
s. Cohens b. Rio Grande. (AcLaughlin)
Biohm q to's CHI Bass vio. 90 lLewisl Q
J. II. wcCormcks oh. Nam zele 3, Carney
W. Olneys ch. Cratic s. lO4 (Dunnl .
g. w. Nixons br. &. Col Hayes .tTranor)
Time-12Sa.
Bettng-Young Duke 3 TO /, J. ". White 4 TO ], Rio
Keokuk ~ to Mam'zee ~ to /. Col Hayes 10 to l.
Auction posis~J W. White $50 Chatter 500 Cratic $40
Bass We'll SIG Young Duke SIC Rio Grande sl4 field $50
Mutuais paid SIC 20.
The vioi Dsiss In me eaa Young Duke
second W. White third Col Hayes was last and renamed
there without difficulty all the way though Rio Grande ran
Viol ed the way to where CARR
Duke Young Duke passed his horses
o and pulling by dozen lengths, j. W.
White lengths before Chatter third neck before
Lackawanna No bid for the winner.
SECOND RACE-SwEEPsIAKEs. For TwO-YEAROLDs
S25 EACH. $3.50 ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS SIX
Esrnr
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FIRST RAcE-rwoYrAR-oIDs SPECIAL WEIGHTS y
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Fairfax Stables b. Housatonic by Mortemer vandalte
4yra, 40 ----tf1zpatrick) ]
u. w. Doswcrs Thomasa g. -(Garrison)
r fuckers The Bourbon A. l20. .(Go ifrev) 3
Wal en Co.'S b. 3. Epcure L. ll7--.-..- (shauer)
9. M0Dck's br m Elizabeth. g. tPosp
W. stoopss en- h. Tornado. g. 1856 Iaughp)
Davis Hallfs ch e. Vnton, o, (Hayward)
=, Barreits b. Blizzard. 9, 0
p. Malons en- &. The OWL D, 12l (Mier) o
Tme-l:57.
Betting-Tornado2 to The Bourbon to Housatonc
to Ihonaa to !. ElzaDeth 10 to l. The Owl Is TO
Kp:cure 20 10 l, Blizzard 20 10 ]. vinton % to l.
Auctol poos-Tornado $780, The Bourbon $3l, Elizabeth
ei8 Thomasia SIT. Ieli $42.
Mutuals paid $40 80.
third breakaway Tornado took the track the flag
fell Housatcnc second, The Bourbon third, Thonasia
fourth Mclaughlin his in hand and him bac
third place at the quarter Epcurc moving into the lead
followed by Elizabeth and Thomasa. Elizabeth showed in
front the halt but making the turn she departed for the
lear to join Tornado who kept falling back at every srd-
led the hOmestech Here Garrison brought
Thomasa taking lead OF length ThomasIa looked
winner, Blu. at the frong post Fitzpatrick with
snsh Housatcnic aud passing Thomasa Housaonc won
eevery by three Of length Thomasa second two
lou9t be fore Bour hon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-30
FOURTH RACE-UNIvERsAL ANDIcAP SIS EACH, 81 500
ADDED. lie MILES

Emery Co.'s B. @ Dry MOnopois BY GenelF Perm. 4yrs
Roth Co.'S h. Richmond IL; tshauer)
4 = Cassa.rs Oh Amalgafs' 4 lo4,{Dsvis, 9
g: " Eloits b. Perices o. 80 ,,MliIewis(
j. Hagglns br c. Ben AL T. (Fitzpatrck)
Time-l:542
Betting Richmond 70 l. Dry Monopoe TO- l. Ben All
q l. Perclss Amalgam to ], LagEard IL TO Fagso
lotta Is TO l.
ol9 Pericles s22 Amalgam si6, field s22.
Nutuals paid S26 o.
Caldwell did good deal OF lecurng, OF which little
DavA Amalya the innocent cause. Dry MoDopoe
vas tempered fell when he and,
taking headed winning after good
foos By quar-. Of length Shauer rode waiting
nee bringing him mp in the stretch with that
Ssrst Of speed lat the horse But Mclaughlin
never let COR instant Dry Monopolc 1t drive
dive home. and the little colt managed 70
nv In the fnish though Richmond gaining
Nn stride Ben Ali good Last all the way He
Veuld not try
YuH RAcE-PuxsE $780, SPECIAL WEIGHTS. SIX